Bijan Robinson blew open the Falcons-Rams Monday Night Football game with a massive 93-yard touchdown run just before halftime. He may have done the same to your fantasy football championship game, too.

From goal-line pressure to open-field chaos, the longest rushing touchdowns in NFL history were born in unlikely moments. These runs didn’t just flip field position—they rewrote record books and reshaped games in seconds.

Week 15 brought nonstop excitement across the NFL. Mind-blowing speed, big-time plays, and game-changing touchdowns defined the action. From quick strikes through the air to long runs that flipped games in seconds.

The Dallas Cowboys tandem of Dak Prescott and KaVontae Turpin provided fans with a holiday treat in the second quarter of their Christmas Day game against the Washington Commanders.

In college football lore, a deep touchdown pass can define a season or outlive a career. These rare strikes downfield blend timing, trust and audacity into moments that still echo across generations.

The first touchdown pass of Quinn Ewers' NFL career gave the Miami Dolphins one of their best plays of the 2025 regular season.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott throws an 86-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver KaVontae Turpin against the Washington Commanders on Christmas Day during Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season.

Dak Prescott connected with KaVontae Turpin on Christmas for the team's longest play all season, but it didn't go without trial-and-error.

Miami Dolphins' quarterback Quinn Ewers connects with wide receiver Theo Wease for the team's longest play of the 2025-26 season.